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naiveté
1. He imagined Josh’s mocking laughter at his naiveté
2. His thoughtless indifference to the momentous progress made in this area (race relations) over the past forty years or more, extemporaneously betrays an intellectual dishonesty steeped in naiveté and misplaced idealism that has lost much of its (historical) relevance in modern society; aside from the rantings of racial factions that stand to profit by re-opening old wounds which Mr
3. How many times had she berated herself for her naiveté in her dealings with the FBI?
4. On one hand we have naiveté’ and on the other hand we have ill will: two
5. I wish I could share your naiveté, Mr Archer, but I can almost guarantee you that they - you know - before they marry
6. sack with held not a candle to Rochelle's naiveté, innocence, and
7. The point is not simply the cultural naiveté of the therapists or of their dients
8. naiveté in believing the promises of being reimbursed during the
9. If it wasn’t for their obvious naiveté I might almost have been flattered
10. of confusion or naiveté of the preparer
11. I doubted, in my naiveté, that they would come up with one of
12. The Bible declares that those who are naive and wander in their naiveté will find death
13. Her naiveté gave her up as she unwillingly stared
14. It is tedious and shows a naiveté that is at the same time, ridiculous and heartbreaking
15. Ignorance improves to naiveté with the simple choice to open one’s eyes
16. reminders of their unforgivable naiveté
17. That night, as the family walked into the Pacific Seas dining room in downtown Los Angeles, Marilyn continued with the persona she had created earlier in the afternoon—a mixture of confidence and naiveté… a dignified charm… a carefree exuberance
18. How can you even act?” Marilyn was astonished by his obvious naiveté